Fine-dining Italian is dominated by northern fare. Can Bellino make the south rise again?

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In the first century of Italian-American cuisine, nothing north of Naples mattered. The vast majority of the Italian immigrants who migrated to this country in the late 1800s and early 1900s came from
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The best thing I’ve eaten at the West End’s Marmo is also by far the simplest. The humble Italian sub ($11) is light, classic and almost perfect—a balance of fatty mortadella, spicy coppa and sa
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A list of the five spots we're excited about right now—maybe taquerias we've loved forever, maybe seafood spots with special menus this week. It's designed to answer that age-old question: Where should we go out to dinner tonight?More

Food Reviews & StoriesOur pick for the top brewpub, dive bar or wine lounge might change by the time you've finished reading this. But here are the spots, new and old, that we're most excited about right now.More

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We have met our new mini-doughnut robot overlord, and its name is Donut Byte Labs.
Look, I love me some Pip's robot-made mini-doughnuts straight off the boiler—luscious cake
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The young Renata has some nice moves and fantastic pasta. But there’s work to do.

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Lunch plans had to be canceled—Nick Arnerich knew that right away.
When Arnerich’s new, wood-fired Italian restaurant, Renata, was chosen as The Oregonian’s favorite new spot in its annual res
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The pop-up romance with Lil’ Wares’ General Tso sandwich will be short but intense.

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Like a new love born at Coachella, Lil’ Wares was never meant to last. Consider it a summer fling, equal parts exciting and doomed.
When the quaint Red Fig restaurant closed down this spring on No
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Batter Griddle & Drinkery is sloppy drunk food.

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If Cheech and Chong opened a restaurant honoring their weed-humor heyday, I’m certain it would bear an uncanny resemblance to Batter Griddle & Drinkery. Batter, which opened to much fanfare in M
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Kung Pow dresses up and gets down with American Chinese.

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When you see the dragon on that takeout menu, you know what you’re in for. Not to mention the exclamatory name (Kung POW!, a typography our copy editors won’t allow in our paper outside of these p
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